Cetacea
Perissodactyla/Artiodactyla
Zoogeography
Size & Metabolism
Proboscidea
100

The keratinized plates found in Mysticeti whales that replace their teeth.

What are baleen plates?

100

The order of even-toed ungulates.

What is Artiodactyla?

100

The reason that the theory of island biogeography applies to land-locked states, specifically Indiana.

What is habitat fragmentation / the sea of corn?

100

Organisms that are simpler.

What are smaller organisms?

100
An elephant's trunk is not this.

What is a straw?

200

Number of nares in Mysticeti.

What is 2?

200

The more successful order of ungulates.

What is Artiodactyla?

200

Islands that originated from volcanic rock and coral, such as Hawaii, Galapagos, and Aleutians.

What are oceanic islands?

200

The change that causes an organism to have more skin AND more innards.

What is growing larger?

200

The classification of Proboscidea based on what they eat.

What is herbivorous?

300
The seven families in Odontoceti (name 5).

Platanistidae (freshwater dolphins), Monodontidae (narwhal and beluga), Phocoenidae (porpoises), Physeteridae (sperm whale), Delphinidae (dolphins), Ziphiidae (beaked whales), Iniidae (Baiji)

300

The three recent families in Perissodactyla.

What are Equidae, Tapiridae, and Rhinocerotidae?

300
The faunal region that includes all of Europe and Asia north of the Ethiopian and Oriental faunal regions.

What is the Palearctic?

300

The factor that skin grows at.

What is the square?

300

The number of trunk fingers that Asiatic elephants (Elephas maximus) have.

What is 1 finger?

400

Flow of air or water over a surface.

What is laminar flow?

400

A sub-order of Artiodactyla that is characterized by a 3 chambered stomach and a ruminant digestive system.

What are Tylopoda (camels)?

400

The type of island that has the most biodiversity.

What is a large, near island?

400

The benefits of being a larger organism.

What are: 

a) mass-specific reduction in metabolsim

b) lower cost for locomtion

c) lower predation with larger size

d) larger offspring

e) able to catch larger prey

f) larger species often outcompete smaller ones

400

The number of toes on Asiatic elephants (Elephas maximus)?

What is 4/4 or 5?

500

An oily substance in the head of some whales that is less dense than water as a liquid and more dense than water as a solid. Helps the whales to control their bouyancy.

What is Spermaceti?

500

The oldest part of a horn.

What is the tip?

500

This quality of islands determines the extinction rate.

What is size?

500

The fixed biological limitations on size (both large and small).

What is:

a) Bone and tendon strength

b) Muscle fiber strength

c) Lung volume to body size

d) Hematocrit

e) Red blood cell size

500

The scientific name of the mastodon.

What is Mammut americanum?